Hi Lynn, thanks for the info. However, a PivotTable is not suitable
for this project. I plan on taking a look at your suggested reading.
Thank you for your assistance, Ron



On Feb 24, 10:47*am, B Lynn B
wrote:
A perfect and simple learning exercise for a pivot tables novice. *Google
"Excel Pivot Table Tutorial" - there are lots of them out there. *Once you
have the names in the "Row Labels" section and the scores in the "data"
section, then right-click the data section, pick Field Settings, then Max..



"Ron" wrote:
Hello all,

I'm looking to return the highest score for a users with multiple
scores in a list of other users with multiple scores.

Thank you,
Ron
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